Over Two Months, Ukraine Has Significantly Increased Its Efficiency In Intercepting Russian Aerial Targets — Seleznyov

Russian forces are stepping up attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, aiming to cut off electricity, heat, water, and communications as winter approaches. Despite the harsh conditions, Ukrainian military expert Vladyslav Seleznyov told UATV English that this won't force Ukraine to give in. The enemy, failing on the battlefield, is now targeting facilities essential to civilians' daily lives, including energy infrastructure to disrupt access to electricity, heat, water, sanitation, and communications, such as internet.

Seleznyov highlighted that Russia has previously employed the energy factor to pressure Ukraine into concessions. This is not the first time the country has faced such challenges, and though the upcoming winter will be tough, it won't lead to Ukraine's surrender. Seleznyov noted the Ukrainian military's growing ability to destroy Russian drones and missiles, citing an increase in their interception efficiency over the past two months.

Two months ago, the destruction rate of enemy aerial targets was relatively low; now, Ukraine's Air Force proudly reports a significantly higher percentage of destroyed targets, including those launched as part of the country's mobilization projects, such as hybrid missiles and missile-drones.